The Archive · 1938

BERLIN BOURSE

Berlin, Mar. 4.

At the beginning of to-day's market the number of shares for which no first notice cowa be issued through the lack of turnover was particularly big, The caution among Operators and private investors resulted in an indisposition to deal so that with a few exceptions in a few shares there were very few transactions, Under these circumstances even favourable commercial reports did not develop a brighter tone.

A few price improvements occurred. Diering rose by % to 180%, Reichsbank improved % and Dye Trust and AEG % each. On the other hand Continental Rubber lost per cent.

The money market was very quiet. With the increasing offers of short term money, callmoney could be reduced by % to 2%. The investment business was Qquiet—Trans-Ocean.

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